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STP24-0253 Application for Operational Works Fire Trail - 80 Cooyar Street Noosa Heads · OPW24/0125
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Residual
Proposed Controls
Rating
Initial
HOC
Risk
Risk
Activity Risks Responsible Person
(1/Elimination 2/Substitution 3/Isolation 4/Engineering 5/Administration 6/PPE)
The factor of safety for each suspension sling must be at least eight for chains and ten for wire rope.
Have fall-arrest anchorage points.
The SWL, tare mass and design registration number of the workbox must be clearly marked (e.g. on a data plate).
If the workbox is provided with a door, this should be inward opening only, self-closing and provided with a latch to
prevent accidental opening.
The sides of the workbox must be at least one metre high.
Handrail should be provided that runs around the inside of the box perimeter. This handrail helps to prevent injury to
occupants’ hands in the event of the box contacting other obstructions.
All persons in the workbox must wear full body fall-arrest harnesses at all times. Harnesses must be attached to fall-
arrest anchorage points in the work box or to the main sling ring above the workers’ heads. Energy absorbers must be
provided on the lanyards (see AS/NZS 1891 for more information).
At least one person in the workbox must hold a dogger’s licence class or equivalent to ensure correct directions are
communicated to and from the crane operator
Falling objects HIGH 5 Before workboxes are selected as a means of access, a risk assessment should be undertaken and recorded Site Management
demonstrating that the use of other means of access (such as scaffolding or elevating work platforms) has been deemed
impractical. Contract Partner
Falling objects HIGH 6 Use of tool lanyards when working in a man box Contract Partner
References AS/NZS 1891 Series: Industrial fall-arrest systems and devices
Review and Safety Interactions, Task Observations, Weekly HSE Inspection, Monthly Audit as per Procore Inspection matrix
Monitoring
13.4 Suspended Swing Stage
Planning for Falls from height. HIGH 5 A review of the profile of the building will be completed to consider the use of alternative methods to carry out the Site Management
installation works i.e.: Climbing Mast or Scaffolding.
Falling objects Contract Partner
Swing stage
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